South Africa opener Tazmin Brits has opened up about her remarkable journey back to cricket, one that was marked by heartbreak, resilience, and destiny. Brits recalled how difficult life became after her car accident, a period during which she lost direction and purpose.
Brits has been in sublime form in the Women's World Cup, scoring 106 runs in three matches at an average of 35.33. She has hit four centuries in her last five ODI innings, carrying terrific momentum into the marquee event. Her comeback story took an unexpected turn one evening while she was sitting at a bar.
Brits had initially tried to return to javelin before her cricket comeback but soon realised that destiny had other plans.